Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1879, Page 1

AEW YORK NOTES, THE EVENING STAR * bg ¥ 11.—The funeral of Th PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, re, whose marriage sith Mee AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Sensation some time ‘age, Penasslvania Avecze, corner lth Street, Us moruing at Universtiy Place. “4 ax as in deep mourning and exhibited ies 2 oe tion The Evening Sta: R-wepaper Company, The Vanderboie Win ex 8. HW. RAUEF MANN, Pres’t, inte Vanderbilt wil case today Tre EVENING Srau J@ served tosnbseribers [ ca one ott ing wit to the eodietl, A ies but ment hits « was camitted? . | Be testified 1 when the codict! as executed) inter. Boeri each. By waa r j {be Costiedore Was ti perfect mental condi- c onth: vo “s 7 \ / | ton. cary peature bres | Qhe Manhattan Bank ito sbery. fer 336, iw beb 11.—The pe i * made $27 All wail sndseripuons must be paid ip sd. = ae a 3 _ WO CENTS. an important 3 in connection with the Cases ne pager vent kieasr than oe OL 59 wo 2 AS x met : TWO CED ‘ Mant ok NOC. RED eiheenee ne wee EUnet Risse'aas | V%. S8—=N. 8,068. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1879. Raat Reve wee ee nee te | MEN DILL. fie is Uthousht to be the bit who ——— a : = ——e met the my\kman tn the hall_on the wo-alng of U Washinzgion Society. FORTY-FIFTH COAGRESS. | Yar ous provisions ef the bill pertaining there he rebbers. and who told him tue janitor’s y AR. " SGAGON (AS Ghai OF GO Ou es == ‘There was no necessity for retaining tue ofi‘es ZTa m: 6 AT, | coma utot town. ‘Three witnesses, 1t 1S | THE EVENING ST aah Se pelea line ie Torspay, February 11. of survesor general in the soveral Sates, and G16 S$ 00 | sald. can ies erent pe nopatients <== season. In addition tothe receptions of = | ‘ ; 5 {che wane s Pere aboUS! : a ae H 0 Uhe arrestat otheng ot tie gang = SENATE.—The Vice Presid:nt lad before the | he Was glad to see that they were abolishe == yho are customs home on Mond AT bill st ASE ENE ij IF Washington Wows and Gossip, tie et carat iaer inieatsy Serateucommentaion tom the seen ot | eaUty tute blshond tare gon tare VICTORY ‘THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hayes will hold a | whose beauty of arrangement and tasteful fur- Wor tranemicne a pa ths eulecor ene | or eee eo Souted if ee — A ZULU : | erwcixs 26) Es eve! s ‘elock, uiie FendbE ‘Ly »tie Siteers, U. 8. A., protesting against the pro- | of the people wou! facilitated by removing a ek Wrainvstg oe eae Tae are ene ee ore Oe aie {or a Eas comtny. Mist Lcant aii | rosea change in the clerical force in his omos | sixteen local officers and concentrating thelt so | Serb sim eonnegaion ot ine bres : - | GOVERNMENTRECEIrTS To-pay.—Internalrey- § a . is mneral Buule: contained in the pending legislative, judi-tal | @Uttes on one head 5 ° . are 5 ono! 4s anno F tues Miss Steven preside over General Butler's i He : Which are not yet reported, ts annonnced this qrancen 4 | enue, 4154,631-25; customs, €408,25.12 | tesidencer on Capitol Hill tdied detine wi cie | aud executive appropriation oii iterriee | Iocal sure en oen a eae ha ay | A British Defeat in Africa. | RMchare zo yet reported, ts announced this Boara cf Fr hae ae other attra y receptions. | , Aleo a eommunication from the Secretary of | {cit Surceyor-general was hindrance rather o “tevening, destroved one dwell. # s Ni ~ ‘asst io is Ss s 1 O . ——— tn Leeds stor tore, SS Ses Z . } company Mt E Mi ua oe ? rom Calffornia (Mr. Wigginton) was the only ; OUT $100; MSUTENCe, 5 OHH a 4 fo isin eS Nat Aevinibe wallace iatacve | Chie (tee I Seem aes ig ee representative or the far west who was in fave Their Losses Heavy. | @ispateh soys that while two men. named HIb- nal meet he Society will be hela = 3} RUMOEED that Senator Wallace Is Miss Gouveneur. Jone Surgeon-General’s offic = of achange. The legislatures of the western jt nd Leary. were encaced at work at WEDSESEAT TVESING Firdicy 18 Lea | Wade chairman of the uattonal democratl: | ‘wien wns Lester Craig Ucn Cope nsiOn Clalins,) Hoterred Wo Uke |) Sate and terriicoiaes the contrary, had me- aw mill, at Menamonee. Mich., last do. fis2 Penntylvanta avenue nw.,at 75, o'clock, | Committee, to succeed Senator Barnuin. be with Mis: ae T Connie the vote by which | morialized in favor of the continuance of the saw burst, kill ng both instantly, Misch, Dr. ror Ge Cary, Botaniat Gf tha ariel’ | CONFIRMATIO Senate in executive | (7 (helt efforts to make the joint resolution authorizing the Commis- ne Home teet ant poe umn veemally repeal FIGHTING THE PLAGUE. Bill to mr . fam} Dersigmert. will deliver au eway on “Tae | session yesterday conilrmed the following nounl- | quinine extern al, lniier's | Slovers of the Distriet of Columbia to receive s 3. me Sse cordially Wtked ee Te Aibintereated | nations: Collectors of customs, James A. Hail, | Weskitein nine nd nis family have | and report upon ubadjus OME TGE EG @ke Biswiceanic: CINEINN AT : va) ee eee CLARK, | for the district of Waldoborough, Me. J. Sar. | sincerely ime torealestate {nthe Disaict of Com) ‘as; he District in cress, atspatch that tn the Senate yesterday a By o-der JOHX T. 0. ee 2 L 8 pan indetinitely postponed yesterday, was revon- THE LICENSE BILL AMNESTY IN FRANCE bill wa: niced to declare the charter of the febrex" Secretary protem. | gent, for the district of Keanebeck, Me; bovh | died thr - Se aes a 7 = ST. vi TINE'S | NEE WED. | '€appointed. bted | Sidered and the bull was plac: A delegation of business men of the city were Baltinore and Ohio railroad forfeited. a recent. US xispai et Soviock: for Indios andenit. | Se US ficor for the pury merrily | With the adverse report. oi at the Capitel to-day to be heard with refer- —_-+--—. examination by a_ joint special comuitttee hay- Fon CUR DUAN ING MOORE LED | THE PorreR ComsrrreE,—It is the purpose of bept up alt the attern, [ocd NE ORor CRON el ecee othe oee TS as ee ing developed the fact that the company has HOUSE. Aan ieston 50 teats, ehikires eens ig | Te democratic members of the Potter tnvestl. | | Mrs. Lvilok had invited Her friends to spend | Covered by a Dill herearter to be reportec Eratal ee ne ew Hc for the Distro’ | ENGLAND'S CATTLE EMBARGO, | teenc!steing more than lawrut rates. and by HOUSE Adu ission 50 cents; children 25 cents It | ary {ttee to conclude the Investigation | the hours between 3 and 7 pm. atherhouse, |, Mr. Oglesby, from ay senate bil | PCBding before the House Distriet committee. T ‘| unjust discrimination worked tnjury to the > EVER | this weeks oo O60) oe Ee eration | anda large nronortion of oes whe ueuall Jangs, reported without amendinent Senate bill | Owing to the absence of Gen. Clallin In Massa: Manufactuting and producing interests of the ote SRE ee RP OOD LIVER | this week, so as to give time for the preparation | terdcur most agreeable entertainments divided fr the rellef of certain persons eating home- | chusetts, the hearing was postponed. until his a state. strest and Beaneyivania avenue, SOscaQ a taitiC” | Cereperee Om cach side | the afternoon between this reception and hat | Steads on the public lands. Placed “on tue | return, Ther propose amendments to prevent ee ea pes arri a fall pint. 3 SENATOR SHIELDS, of Missourl, drew his pay | af General Butler's. Among Mrs, Pollok’salds, | CENGWT. a as contononce commit, | feimmerelal Brokers and auctionecrs from tem ‘ Se . jenth of a ~ = | 3 4 who were all attractive young ladies, were her r. 4 1 Biden i a ing out their Heenses for the besetit of outstd A Spanish Demand. New OniKans, Feb. 11. Be re erat CONTINUE DAILY | and mileage—some #140—on Saturday and laid | BUiet Miss Dickerson. Mss Norerass, Miss | tee on the Laval sppropriation oT popmlens paities and interlopers who infest this Distr MADRID, Feb. 11.—On_ rec of oficial re ns Moy nihan, 3 02, in ¥. MO. A Chapel, cor. Ah and D sta | it on his desk. leaving It there when he ieft the | irene. Nis Davenport, and Miss Lahrop Te TP" rt which was agiced to, and the bill passed. | and to put all on an equality in this partied ports from Querto Pls Spanish govern. | land. for thirty years the pastor of St. Peter's Public invited. “_jantiim | chamber. ‘The money was cared for by @ page | was one of the largest and brightest receptions cade Pay HECHT tee He dis all who do business will be required to t ment will, if nece: dispateh a jaan-of-war | church. one or the best known and most distin- URN RPETS, UPHOLSTERY | WHO took charge of it until the owner turn | of the late adde ates Cpe yaican out lcerse. The feature of forfeiture of an to San Domingo to exact heavy tndemnity for | guished priests of the south, died this morning, CS Gocbe Nae: wholesale pricas, | "P- Jeeaee eer eed oe eins 1] A le Ke fonable party from New ou rerees uae. IMeHOnIBRe jive ing license asa penalty of its violation was the families of the two generals taken from a | ihe uoay mrembalmed and te funeral * establishment ¢ SES is AttER Bs Called sit EEO Ee York. theluding + ” Suis cand y rede | O&L ot the DHL. ish steamer and shot by the San Dom’ obsequies post pone Site wane ee | loth to velteve tt. | ments family, arrived at Worn: Fh RECT vee eee ial mecetied | ex which appii tiorities and satisfaction to the : | able rtends trom outside the city to attend. —- - os S ie e Pix 2 Co week. i i - 3 ercept apotbec ‘The Spanish government has purchase oe “VALENTIN THE Navy Apps ps Bits FG com | Stuart, the @auchter of Mrs. Elijan provision clotiniay on exch $1,0¢0 capital invested, no Meense to | private tehts InCebremee wee A Blanket "iM Burned. feds Spc | mittee of conferenc: havy appropriation | re So Kindly remem: Upeb appropriated $14.0 fe present | {Ss than $25 for sales of less Uian one pint. Res- | islands in the Mediterranean intend to |) PRovipesce, KL, 10.11. N. Kenyon’s presente € bill agreed upon a re anti arteriaon. | (or ex-Commissioner | Jess Unin the 2 aion for the presen $3100. All dealers In merchandise to auiish there a peuentiary and an agricul- | Dlanket raill. tn Richmond, Washington county, | ¥he amonnt of difference between the two | bis wife, at thelr re: “ ve ae ee oe 12.50 less than the est ay $5, and on each 2 sad . ractional part | tural colony, ™ Nl v jt who ies as houses was ., ne Senate surrendsved | Mrs. MeCormiek’s PERSO OL DEX NCR, hea py wy pot capital invested. Junk dealers td = | Nentin » Loss SOR eee oe cae | gs We, eed tic Moree nt end i Te bi Low goes to the President for Lis | gon each #1440 capital Investa Fighti = Aad P sicnon | insurance. Br pats eit i pike bed = fs | Signature companies $2 1 $1 annialty on ear Feb. 11—¢ vi Meliketr, | PeOa ne the beat Des the | mised. = =u | ‘ihe Sevate then on m | en coe eed eee ito general of ‘the ‘ph ricken dis: | Foeape of Six Prisoners: 7 he P. par | € ate consider sain te! Sttamoned the voy Speed ARBANON, Pa. Feb. 1 nea s - it ase them. £ SUAS SBD Ae “ frat Grice: warties, and bills were pa: f oh cits ‘Traritzin, aud propose all the of risen, hole through the ceiling. ReeER et cree ext published in tis city by claim pretobe | | Mrs, Casey i We ciies Ob es Wee ae yperd: G. y3, | 2Bd unde nee eel eta paper mevey now clreulauns itor | os ee =" BAYWAED & HUTCHINSON, vied admittance fates Of | ane ee ; Sate © "DM. W .G. Thomas, Chas. P. al h the Kawa Ve | LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. " pe vcomgechineeniaerea Hons witha | Mt; Ther v busband’s re GROIN TAR OD RIE ee on nie |) rhe Honse “committe oa public buildings he attention of the = eth ° oo bermanent stibseriptton Ii ound tat | fahen . Sinclair, aud BR of Virginia; | and grounds will net be ready to report upon voncentrated ons | The River Front Questi so nite ar i aot 4 z st Braes Fire Sets, Evslish ‘Tile, Slate Mantels, Psr | they advertising eineulars of the | $0 mvel ete -Trnbe. HHL Lewis, and W. E Wy- | the subject of a location for the Washington | Besuboring districts. In weiter Ereniag Star 4s you are tor Grates, Furuaces, Ranwes an : . he decision Was | vicitors on M ot Maryland; C. H. Willtainson, of New | Post Gilice until the end of but | Meve Pred Belts £ with Ade SUSAR Bees Sa fobs ainous ‘Ue ‘elaun | “Mir. and Mis, Hf John 'T. Pucker, District ot Cohunibia, and | nression # that Ae Tenor at Goines pisse | orsto ay y MILBURN'S PHARMACY. | i the ‘weddiue, SS eu in. | SOY committee will be endors at least Lennon, Feb, Att s nat Sees a a 5 Se ler Rate and ats \ Cameron (Penn, submitted a joint resoln- | 56'N peters to tempoerie ena te é tH iM : AVESTS Ware Hot Lich providing for a Cominissicn to consider ard r 3 y on 1 enestnee 1429 PENxSYLVANTA AVERT Ree k | The wedding wil ta | ep Olt What Jewslation 1a needed for ago | Eee MM the Centennial building, corner Or 1 4 hat quaittied to speak on Eee set READ WAEENS eer crapeeielt | i cricy,, lardende OF he Dieter hae eeon Hats | rebutetion of mn a | Sucet and the avenue. important subject. 1 ot river Meh Lick, Bedford avd Lethoula Waters Dy & ‘ed than Miss Cooke, whose qualltic provides for a comaut | THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATION THON! Pre osed by t octlLtr IS. 16 be appuinie eat of | a iiion wae equal to her pe aI j is recommended in the river and harbor i een 1 as tpracticable s AL Bare DEPOSIT COM- Cae aby See rrcinwan creat it ie ons ae ca Denes Sainte be sa prot Me ee Ga + r the ae oe town « Se an eee con Roe eaten en vues bres to-night at the club-reems, Cor Ee Ae a ee be appoint: | dered to be reported to the House: Washingion ates, 1 Sh. rf pene eects eee Acre ——_ Es w — | lec@eand Inquire generady into the condition | 84d Georgetown harbor, $90,0%0, the ples ane proved. viz; “Tha. the Ubels were 56) DS, SILVE AT THE DEX A Cavevs OF REPUBLICAN S | ished for the public beneit. CRATIC CaUcrs of Senators ana | svors was held | ol commerce among half of this city, whieh a * if Suites, carried by land | Maskep BURGLARS IN Ou10.—AL Dayton the | ccunsel being unable to say Le a bn en Mae crac Lion haly Seo sentatives, heid last might, the proposi- | Uils morning to discuss the order of bustness of | {bd Water routes. aud cof & pr uamed Danlel Branz was | so alter the evidence. Lord voteridze directed a | ule Present Line Is not of sufticter wang dig — =e = repeal th in the revised nate, and to dectde upo ef actiog | US Me rates charged tor tra bioken into last Saturday night by masked rob- | verdict for the defendants | > Will build sewersof suri Ucapaeaty pea sll =o Bes On pou ve vand ce | esystem of discrimination praet bers, who bound the family. and by threats of SN icqelitensaic’® Well wreaeeee srding the test oath for jurors was ¢ ation to the legislatty ve and ju- | ene : fe pereto. in order to a: American Catite in England. r Thuring pet all requirem: v | shooting forced Franz’ wite to 2 ‘opriation bE sed in the iow eal where the - ri = | 7 ie urd evils are now ini Ley, amor = Livrrroor, Feb. The order of the privy | the result? We will gi MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES, Inal proposition, providing a mode of | to repeal the test outh La 1 advil i . TCC ce no to } ecuncil, adopted yesterday. revoking, utter | bundred fect Ww id. by BP vned Br ores 25 years with ereat success by es where there is no pro- | Virors of elections and deputy Pes ADE e Raiden Al booty. | Match 24, 1879, a 1 f the forete - | gineer a cond n, rat the physicians of Paris, New York and London. 21 rpose. Representative Souih- | tors who were present 1 | The robbers mage their ¢ cape with the booty: | T1515 order, 5 It relates to the United | tity feet deep uu Supp one moment = ected cae = amend: to repeal tie of the can u TecomTbendations to Congress at its next ses. KENTUCKY.—A dis- | Sttles. was a great surprise to the trade here, | that willl ter ans? If yon do, you Prepared’ by CLIN & OO. Faris” Sold every. ns of the 1 supervising election sich, “That said comtuission shail virion Iuurnat from | Allcatile from the United. st ° or will tind 15 Jevel and where, ‘oct39-t,thae-17 Much diseusston . Mr. Thurman | ower to send for persous and papers, | er dietirag (tis Will have to be slang ; ree. If tis Is so, we will find urged his resolution in strong terms. Repre- | | 10 oaths and examine — wit. » SAYS: ¥ being prepared on the that the @ e oy Saye: Nucl OL fifty feet deep will be tilled, ve Blackburn maintatned that but one en county, growing ont of have ‘power to appoint | (ale! aftat reel t - | Birkenhead and Liverpool, within ten days | (Without you dig itor that depth to tie oceans nm * terkvand twostenozrapaerst» | {he collection of the Cumberlarid and obto tall: | titer landing: | aD@ If We have sewers of this lenzth. they at = : | BRST OROW compensation assball be ixed by | barn has been burned aud bis life threateued. ‘The Liverpoot Strikers. beard =e Hag pg gett the aingnney TO THE PEOPLE! | nce ae -DoEB gat j (curd enclosed In oue of the bids for matt ser- uly of (ue Treasury, and each com- | and a reign cf terror bean. ‘The governor wili pool, Feb, 11—The steamshtp owners | Sou nave narrowed alwe ontior ox o cree tee Tents were embodied in te exccutive, legista- | vicein the northwest that are now being opened | Vappelnted by the President. shall be called upon for assistane pointed a comimitt ner with te | 20U Nave narrowed ihe ou a steat river five and judicial bill 1t would be a stronger cise Messrs, French and Morton, at the P.O. de- | iS Mon or dollars per dies, | . delegates appointed at y "Simeet Sonn owing watecste usc tie fanen cae ps oleae Rod SSE eer and t riment. Tt ts respectfully ‘red tothe | seed in the performance of his duties, | ‘Tar New ATOR FROM LOUISIANA.—Tle | the Strikers. Much firmn ranife i tt " oni ad : ra his wctual id Lo Le LeCE le expen ry therefor ts hereby and the stan yiropriated | an table con. that they w S to-day the foremost Jew tn our country. | poth side: d bls coreligionists, stired that nob Ocean Stermers. GREATEST MARK DOWN IN FINE eNeGy their wa at ARV PDL D Hoa heir way through | sbertin, be; Cut ct any money in the Treasury not ott ¢ | only will no stain ever a to him, but that ies a ji fraretin ie westy kar tide. __in case of a £ ; one CLOTHING EVER KNOWN, | eee pent ay Moprated. Keferred to tue committee on | wherever are found purity of oniclal lite, ster- | Zhe Foret ee Sa one: | fiabd cn the Sess from of ive apitol and Ont. (Ker commerce. lng Intearity, and spotless private character, | (wing to the delay in the man se over the mail and mencery ee i Meare ‘ yi mernill, from the committee on finance. | there will also be found the name of Hon. B. F. | Gwine to the delay tn the arn he heheh pregency ling — H ip alie clon | ferorted, without amendment, the Senate bul | Jonas, of Louisiana, Asa matter of interest to iered the Cunard ° Salty Huaeeat ABAD noe oe J He was answered by Se rhurens 1. | lons scem to gr Mie PRcedoneCHenGAS: Tea ee Bill be INS cone Chee een ste dona | her place, and t to Georgetown, getting into & oat te ity my enti bllis. He was answered by Se: m2. se » 3 an jaced on thecalendar. He also report- | will be in the council of the nation his BE robert 0 Gee b, getting into pie woe oneen a thirty dase my entire | ho said he stood on the old Engitsh rates of | He P.O. D. — ¢d trem the same committee, without amend- | wife will be in {ts social circles, Sea i h tet it Moat, and he will per stock the Commons, “who hetd their purse with thet | -Nowrvattons.—The Piesdent to- it, Sen CHODS and | nature with a superior in Sanitary Preenutiony at St. Peters. | stonishtnent, tisat instead privil against the prerogative of fe | snegsenate the following 1 of the Revised Statutes of the United States | charniing i manner as sli by 7 nel, the ‘TREMENDOUS SACRIFIOE. after several other spe les Se cee eo uoml os live to the deposit of bonds. Placed on the | and feature. We c Petersburg ross the were made, the above proposition: Slan Ray to be United ndar. (‘These are the two bills introduced | ple in the good commis! to cleanse of a Treshet pas down the ments, were adopted, and will accord: Hampshire. Delos W. lative, executive an ALL THE Paice Tickers Have BEEN Manxep CANES ERSTE Peeeee SES Got ! Gue hitn for compensation. ‘The toral ata PANTALOONS. | forwarded was 91 cents, of whi ' PANTALOONS sold for selling now $6. bim as salary. The department will inve: PANTALOONS sold for $7: selling now $5 PANTALOONS sold for 46, selling now $4.50, 4. #\cobolle liquors imported into the United < he > | exceed the frankness of the recital for itis clear | e1 bankment; erect food States; also the laws and customs of trade ic Da AE ened eee ee ee te that nothing has been held back. It would be {r1ce and prevailing at various places affecting | married, and appeared some months ago betore ETAVILy OF ie Sate ee the Rurlty of such liquors and the genuineness | Key. Father Sartoris, then assistant pastor of Gr was not any want of vigilanos orice eer | C1 labels and marks designating them. He also Joseph's church, to be made man and wife, | OF W&S Not any want of vigitance on the part of | tes at Une lower Is, and at Lhe first ebb tide, you would have y Ss drained, and in ten days of mid havé RESTED IN CANADA.—An Associated P ch ces the arrest at Montrea en complaint of 7. 53 belon: hy Mr. Mort erday, and then published.) | Worthy representantes e canals and to organize barge hospitals on Why this Is so 1 eannot appended to the i | Sureriatresenve: ra Or Durer aniens Commilites On ateeorL | eae ee the Neva, whieh could be anchored in the Gulf nt ft as a fact which any ob- SS ae cial appropriation bill in the House i eTS—W. M. Pe | reported back the Post Onice appropria. | — of Bothnia, and also to organize sanitary coun- in who has been on the river front for remained in session more than four hours. | on, Union . Alt : ch bil with various ainendments. Plac | Ererep wirn a CoLorED Wow, F Mince of Se Kereatrtet Of the elty’and pro- | years will verify, thereby showing the natural : 3. M , | Teeister land office, Oxford. Net the calendar. He also reported from the same | ardna Gaztte of yesterday “The neigh- | Vince of St. Petersburg. . | Mater course to be on this side of the river. — Naval OxpERS.—Commander M. L. Johuson | of New York, Indian agen ccmmmititee Uie amendment to the billsudmit | borhood uf Piscataw erish state of A New French Cardinal. Theat 2S oricinally, and as nature intended . to command the Asbuelot, Asiatic station, pe. | Dakota. ted by Mr. Ferry, from the committee on po excitement over alarge morsel of scandal. IW | | Panis. Feb, 11—Monsigneur Desprey, arci- | It Should be, until the’ people of Geoncetnwn, CYEROOATS. steamer Mareh 5th, from San Francisco. Passed | oe as cil-ces and post reads, some days ago, provid- | is suid that Wm. Hardy, a young man of excel- | bishop of ‘Toulouse and Narboune, has been cre. a Tre nizent foresight, and much to their OVEEROOATS 16. formerly $25. Assistant Paymaster S. D. Hurlbut to duty a | CEN: ORD Was be ie ine Tor a reclassification of mail matter and re- | lent fondly and previous good character, has | ated a cardinal, Giverted the mater into a channel of QYEROOATS now $16. formeriy $76. Howolale, HAWAiee TARAS teehee eee ts | on mall Tea ok the transporeh at eat eage Eu | Fun off with a colored woman, the witeot Win | Ammesty in‘ France to Political of | 1: Lice Mie eatin See te Oe OVERCOATS how $12) formerly S30 es. Passed Assistant Engineer tN. | i 1cads fer the transportation of mails, belagsub_ | Garner, well-known in that vienity, and thetr fenders, Te Oy PONCE anon Sill oe maseia qeag- OVERCOATS now $i, formers Six rennet an hee Goes pret fnore suitable Posts for tic | stautially the same provisions as were agreed | whereabouts have not been. discovered. Muca | ‘The covernment’samtesty bill will probabty for which thercantenoonians ee emers OVEKCOATS now $4, formerly $13. ard. Commander G. H. Perkens from the | protection of the Tio Grande front >| Upen In the pest route bill of last year, which | indignaticn Is felt by the peop be subiitted to the chambers to-day, fe grants RULRSL Oo On ae en a OVERCOATS now 8&6, formerly 810. A a : i 4 Committee appear disposed to reso | bill failed to become a law on accouat’ of the Linesty 10 all persons heretofore or hereafter ut et us. come back to the pract 1ues— ccmman of the Ashuelot on the reportins of Mm T H i 1 hich m have sh y OVEBCOATS now #4; formerly ‘85. Hinseiies aeondered taken Hee | > House, and are no 2ngaian tall subsidy and other objectionab.e | Gov. Hamron.—It 1s sald that it 1s probabie | pardened except offenders azalust the nncrnen See conor ae nae Same Se Canam SUITS. tert. Winslow trom the Portsmouth to tie | Mwiti the Secretary of War as i (uerdments. In submitting the report, | that another amputation of the lez-bone will | law, ard condones alt political offences since | averting a threatened pectin t Fey Al SUITS that were $25 now 815. faricn. Ensign R. F. Nicholson from the | ds Of complying with the provisiv: Mr. Dorsey said the committee would not op- | be necessary in Gov, Hampton's case, as the | 1si0 not heretofore prosecuted. A decree rela- ea of ‘oe city in tt S ouning coms tone FUITS tat were $22 now $16. ington navy yard tothe Portsmouth 15": rece the amendment if it should be urged by | flesh has receded and the wound cannot heal | tive to chanves of procurators general, it isex- | PIC We | ana te ven lane ia wae “24 SUITS that were 320 now $15. Passed ASistant Paymaster J. Tt Car, ms ‘he ccmmittee on post offices and post roads. | over in its present condition. ‘The Governor pected, will be signed to-day. Cee eed ed ts very siinple, which can be BUITS that were $17 now $12 yitom dtity ab Heanitene thoi: A RATTINORE DELEGATION.—The House com- | | Nir Ferry sald the committee had instructed | says le suffers more from the old else meen The German Reichstag. nine. to pwevent lin antane koe ean SULTS that were 316 now $12 ot his relief and ordered home. _ Assistant and grounds to-d.y | lit to submit the amendment, and he would | jn his hip than from the amputation, Renu. Feb. 1.—After some hesitation 1t | invadingour homes, cute chaane ace fron BUITS that were 12 how "es: giteer A. B, Canaga from the Michigan to the presentative Swann, | ¥&e Its passage. ; { seems to be Low seitied that the emperor will | dred fect wade, wich wall aie for the preatat, SUITS that were 810 now 7. Vandalia. \ robe, Postmasten Tyler and other | ing the seeekay oe atte See eon, reauest. | assigumente for aaln, Teese. Among the | open the reichstag tn person aud deliver nls | frm a Hole at The eke Ly etek present, ATS AND VESTS. A KENTUCKY POSTMASTER Writes to the Pos’ | lee rtine te Bouma ‘ot | Ritu information in possession of the State de- | day is that of Mrs. Ann O'Neill against Puilip | ‘Peel {ron the throne to-morrow. a stralgit lke 10 Easby's Polnt, throwing up an coaTs | Exchange of Baitin in advoec iy e a " ) | = 7 ~ The British Reverse in Africa. embankment right and left. After you have t hi OOATS and VESTS from 322 to 814. {| Office department that in forwarding funds for | tof} entative Kimmel, Mad., NOHEMIE Soren my ie obtained ee j ouean er Shetee Pe Se ont Wieck | LONDON, Feb: 11,—The Times, ommubentine on | cot your chanel go around and enclose the ad VI » last . e@ ». | viding > eTeC 7 1K one iS a s Is a lag st her first youth, but we: e news ” Cal 1 J my i * e: rand a > QOATS aad VESTS from 310 to $14 | the — esas ae Sa. be haa re. | viding ee 7 erection new post 0; preduetion of various Kinds of fermented and | Pe reearven and coneiny the defendant’a suecess, | thé news from Capetown, say jothing can | Kidwell Meadow, and all others with a similar rom } 8 | ate the matter, and, if the case fs ted, will not insis them pertectly dry, FP. Tidball and ¢ un-dried earth suicieutly hard NT. aS sold fo : elGW, § nts of thet P.O, be. | submitted a resolution requesting the Secretar; When it. was discovered that Brogan had nor | CUr Own force it ts clear that the Zulusare even | to bear a loaded cart, as I freque tly witnessed PANTALOONS wold for 84 nein Row Sk suffer for his carel partment n eharged with the | (ftle Treasury to furnish simtar information, | provided a lense, hor had tere been ance, | More formidable than our taliitary authorities Doon bony hie PANTALOONS sold for 8260, colina uow 81.50. | MAKING Pov Exps “Muar.” remarsavie | $100! Viet taut only a temporary expedient, and said as the object of these resolutions was | ” cure e: expected them to be. It was known that they: certain whether we received any pare | Po Sotto anes or ne publication = | are well drilled; that great numbers are armed not Cost over $100,000, exclusive of the Wines, Le hoped the zeommnitiee on tnauce | form the ceremony ‘And The’ Gouge Metis, | With breech loaders, and thiit they could figut. | appropriation use ries tmerchants ask for to ; Would give the subject are nite tie | Sincethat time the defendant has shown ns | €CBMEeUy. We how know bit too well how | inuprove thehatbor. and the whole, work could riety of corn, has been rec thing overa week ago a letter eae fron F; ,Goubling, referring to the last resolution. | disposition to complete is preparations or to | he a force they can mass at ne Polat, Sad | be done in ninety days, or before the decay of p, has been | fee at Ta eee joa ivwas nof usual to “request” a Cabinet | fuiht Mls: promises tthe Way eta beac tke | aS tke losso€ our troops is still raver. is the | vesetation wherein les the danger. You will ws | SHG GROLeedH EE cae Ae eS (Aicer to furnish information to the Senate, but | suit. Gecre II. Williams isfor te planet, | Perl Which must arice wiinthe defeat. The | readily perceive Ue this plan th it will not bate tie Dice ee maney order CON Cee ee Wm. J. O'Brien for defendant-—(Bait Amers, | 20!US Will be einboldened and the colonists be | injure the river, and that the ordinary oUt aud i \ F000, Mu aS & 31,2 clerk in the mone order ofiice here, and was entrusted wi cumference that indicates a large-grained va- | duty of opening the letters 1 | corn cob over a foov long and of the smaiicir- | Such Bargains in Clothing have never been offered mince 1867. A. STRAUS, Tue Porvtas CLornren, : ‘ TONER. TR tHe ‘The resolution was amended as sugzestoa | M247,,,6 cayored to fiesh and formidabie danzers, In | flow of the de would have the eltect of deep- i ranean ona We fatten our purp on the com, aud then we | Stor the postmaster ard then referred to the committee on finance. | ““ —— these circumstances the duty of the government, | caheee. Sul Sa case oF Sieanet, Seb jeniétr Between 10th and 1ith strocta. use these. cobs for stove wood fo Toast the puto s todepostt the money at Mr. Kernan introduced a bill to autho cannot admit of the slight the | THe Dest oF est doubt. and It ts to Tresident to appoint George Foster Robinson n argument on uld overtiow the embank ats (say nd thus fn our pi nd dr ‘alrie homes we t for the amoun’ send ample re: : : cements to the Cape without | once a year), thereby giving room for the water 5 general creditor resenting Memohls | the needless delagtoh oe oeke we - Durtor oe ; : oe it : ie ¥ g e f s single hour, It may be | fromthe upper Potomac to spread. andas acone TESeers= an Ca be te Noite nee voce Toa rr ane rece TORMENT a ee ae | Creo ince Baxter, of the United Si that tbey can be more quickly sent from Mav. | sequence daing no. Gamage to tne city. ~ has eg suelled cora | UI ath Se oy Rew eRe eens eee riius or India than from £ngland, but at all Hexky Lyurs, . SD FINES SOVER growing on it for cht ; ed the inoney is the man who defended Secretary Seward ‘strict court, at Memphis, yesterday. The ng a -; Na 18 THE LATEST AND FINEST DIscovERy | S7°W1n | nt from his duties « assassin Payne ] | Judge annoureed his determination to appoint | CVeNS NO effortor no expendivnr yanekne | SveriGecenee bee rae | Tue SeNate CoumitTs made conc him. and he cron (Pa.) submitted a joint resola- | a recelver to-da TOREEa ine oe ee oo njUry Te te | f0n tee ee Me. Zackie ; pte euiene Cicinn cok Forte. Heeton | reported to. be e belier. was UC providing for a commission to consider and se power of the country from rave injury. It is | fee, trustee of the Sprague esiatr, lis made wa : { bad odor, cheaper than soap or benzine, and t+use- | gy. he was on epree. ally the dis. | Teport what legislation 1s needed for the. betes a melancholy consolation, meanwhile, that the | interest! DISAPPFARANCE OF A DEFAULTER.—James G. g Statement to the creditors in regard ful in every household, cuunting-room, shop, mill or ot the what the rect vered leeulation of commerce among the states. Re- | parton, the defaulting book-keeperof the West, | Slant troops of the 2th Fs troops of ‘the regunent did their i {9 the prevent condition of the vast. property. . to ue made for sembmonthly steamship im BY nena ce we H a ihe defaultin er of t St | duty an at their posts like Englishmen.” | The showing Is regurded as ered an . y two lines, one from New York via Norfolk, | hat Muilg Hey eos oo rereabouts, NDON, Feb. 11.—1 - ecom- - general ¢ of m: FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. and the other from New Orleans via Galveston, | fet heard of la Verornt (awe eee ec ehits appropriation bill was presented by Mr. Clymer, | WLeFeavouts, ae manger of Ue Sxnedi ne pemstora, the com | tneereats ise ; "The business last year febStr Depot, 1216 Fstrect northwest | £ach'0 receive a compensation not exceeding | was appointed. Ne lk to be tied Woaey ta Who stated that the Senate had receded from | 4 Honnrmis Famiix Tragepy.—G. F. sim- | lossat 30 officers and about $00 Reem eS eee a — | iuenid an appropriation of $2000 be eo, | TE oad Wi debe ones nto thie Domin- | emendments to the amount of $75,000, and the | mons, of Troy, N.c., craved by tie elopement af Tae Sitters, fank and Mie, of the Ampertal | Tee waiance in gavur or costes eee a 7 ALENTINES tl ereot as may be necessary, to provide tor ini, | 202+ 4B will doubtless be con House had agreed toamenaments to the amount | his Wife, poisoned his thiee children and cu: Td, Of the oo eoned officers, Tank | chinery in operation, against allowing ine ay AND VALENTINE CARDS. ice during the next fiscal yeur—the expos. | hisown throat yesterday. ‘The chtidren will | 2&d file, of thecolontal troops. A court of in- iCouMirres metat . ©f £11,500. The report was agreed to. STYLES OF FANCY NOTES AWN! being that the steamships for the Ni recover but Simmons will probably die. quiry has been ordered to collect evidence re- ve edie Ned NEWEST it the New main idle, Was $57,509, The trustee says It ¥ NOT: D i = 4 ‘ml 1 a Impossibie to make sales of any portion of the . = 7 10'e half-past eleven this morning, and { ely ‘The majority and minority reports of the garding this unfortunate affair. It would seem. sao y 5 S VELOPE: Cricans Mue will not be ready to commence Bs SOU Mun eAls ely, | .ttee on election in the Florida contested =a a thactnorene yay theta teens estate, for te reason Unat the whole estate ie bic athe | running before the expiration of about twu- | Went Into secret session. The chairman read | Cymumltee on ele Finley vs. Bisbee were sub- eho of Rita eae AS Wiliams, Ook pe ed away from their camp CARD CASKETS AND PAPETERIES. Uuirds Of the year. | the letter from Dr. Green, president of the VISITING CARD ENGRAVING. COLORED MEN From Low: Western Union Telegraph Company, which ha -Gov, An- | already been published. A few comments were ey asaction took place «Gilead Toute | Mcumbered with the claim tnade by the helre | Bilited ardiald on the table for future action. | ana using money for election. parece ee, | side cr ee “quarter Out- | of the late Hdwin Hoyt. that they are eatitied ‘Ihe majority report is in favor of the claims of | Leen sentenced to 95 montis’ Im ats A British Cabinet Council. ped gerd ag gma ved geet preteen oy Nino e Put am Firley, and is signed by all the democratic | the penitentiary and to pa ‘a fine of $300, ss 5 amount which, if sustained, will adsorb a large MONOGRAMS DESIGNED AND sramvep, | ‘iN¢, €x-Superintendent of Public Kaneation | made upon the explanation therein given aad | LvBereoe these eaalteae, teen te ppenten Usry ana co may. veal Loxpon; Feb. 11.—Summonses were issued | proportion of ihe property i this morning for a Cabinet council to be held at ——— brown aud Mr. Hopper, all of New Orleans, ar- | "1U regard Lo the publication of the letter be- | cf ‘Turney, who joins with the republican mem- STRAW Balt.—George W. Plow * ‘ = ten are interested in securing the re'ention of | £4 Hoh It was ordered ¢ don the je House E aving offered straw bail at Boston recently, in | cial t . ST raged aS. METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE. « lec she ‘Smith, of New cane ecoeiaal in | table. In a conversation which arose in refer- | ef the whole (Blackburn inthe chair) on the the cae of M. Frank Paige, pleaded ace i ceived a The Colonial office at; ‘bess o'clocs this Sa miag be segs — sigeatitmay ~~ CH. othe, persons above-named, together | Vege “us uceruings of the sub-committenat legislative, judicial, and executive appropria- | the Satter cng? Teak ee apres uty, tn THOFDIDg, oboe a tice aL 12:3) o'clock this | wife, tired two shots at him, both of wich t JAMES J. CHAPMAN, with Tom Anderson, J. Madison Welle Mout, | NEW York the democrats intimated “ener | Hewat forsentence, Paige was gain indicts nae tals cf the affair heretofore given in these dis | Qrivid wasarectene Aud the other La the hip. Buccessor toSotowoxs & Cuarwax. | Marks and gack Wharton hare pooled acre | UY liad wo destre to. cat “other witt | “SYS ersen (Col) opposed that portion of 1d Was arrested. tiauding his creditors of $22,500, and held in patches. The news of the defeat caused a sen- — ae oe nesses. A republican met it e POSES coast and il 2 febs-tr 911 Pennayloania avonwe. | issues to defeat Badger, nominated 10 be : they tad closed ties cage toc thoe ena | te Pe RICH Dee) to tranetes Cho ccaet and | $25,000 bail. tation throughout London. ‘The demand for | 30s years Oup.—M: McEtter, a lector of the port tn place of Sinith, tis said. | reply it was sated. tate ahe omens ae | Dr decatitene: sane ‘Provision would vine greater (han snes te cee een Stations Was | native of Ireland, died in Montreal, C JOS SCHLITZ BREWING Cov's ‘Tue Rerves.icaN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, W: committee [did ‘not intend to call any other | y abolish the system of public land. sur- Tiutehineon, realding ta tne named German wan ee oe urea OF the Branco. yesterday, aged 10s years and 10 moiths, she =e See x | Withesses at present; whether they would ‘The bill would throw an insurmountabie . zi a eaves two daugh' aged 7s and 53 y | they will not make a resistance which will ue- | Subsequently remained to ‘be eeasiaeea Vstecle in the way of ‘of tke | “Mp. Beaver county, got Into an altercation spectively, four grandchildren, twenty-three MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER. cessitate an extra session of Congress, to the | republicans mentioned that tuey Would like-to | publiegomale Itwould leave te cnotiyin tke | With bis father on “Thursday last boas some The Markets. great-grandcbildren,and oue great-great-grand- ropored action of the democrats to repeal | have one or two witnesses called to testify in child aged 10 years. work he was doing, and pickingupa stone RE, Feb. 11.—Virginia sixes, Pence une Superintendent of the coast and | Crushed in iis skull, killing ules wet _Mhe | da denen: do. Consolidated S455 do. reson th ple oul catngn ie | Seung ra a aie abd Gan nave | Sn anearcou te ne Op- i hi a3 " eration of the bill would be to practically abal. | Ccmmitted the act in self-defence. share s atutes in reference to the Jurors'test oath aud | regurd to points which had not been eleared up the appointment of federal supervisors of evec- | In New York, ‘he other side fully acquiesce 3 = g Song Oar | _LAnORER® Sruixe 1x New Youk.—The labor. tion, yet Will take oecaston to put themse!y th # sirong—A soft, | ers employ holes foundations empplies his coletasted LAGER BEER | oa record against the repeal of these emanates ish the homestead system, as it left itinthe | x OTHE! BALTIMORE, Feb. 11—Cotton steady and | Of Rests on the Mei tan Elevated raliroad bow paced rota aid fox: wale te Cnebe ened OE | hoy claim thas it ts mor inition mtr chee power of the Secretary of the Intertor to Jed ta peat Sa MOTHER Thomas Tallisey, Srp cr middie, Sy . Flour active and farmer. | in New York quit work yesterday on = tlee, by the agent, Suj Ervisors of election are specially obNOX! os, (o-nortow | Whether or not surveys should be made on the Tent Gane tape cen entenced in New york | Sitest, soushers formed that thelr wages would be reduced but in democratic cities; that in the south, ae. | SAMUEL C. PALMER, moeacy hes a vise-tike grasp, which federal supervisors do uot loosen, but that in nort! 87 Greene street, eh they fear the interference of sueh oiic Rate Lott be latter. Sev | depesit system. This transfer, it was sald. | Kile hi cope ee eeeae an the city Jall for ther es ve ber " t Hallisey, whom other withesseés have been generally imen- | would be economy. At present the public land bed ae knife 6 m | toned. Was surveyed at a cost of about ¢ cents an acre, | Ue Stabbed with a knife while in a passion. ri But the gentleman trom Tennessee (Mr. Atkins) | Tie VANDERBILT Surr.—The trial of (HSI . use their presence tends to secure a fair | A Sort Cs said that under the provisions of the bill the | of Cornelius J. Vanderbilt against Wm, H Van. SHIN Rictuoxp Rovrs. _tanaL-te GEORGETOWN. D. 0. ection. Said an Obio republican to-day: “Let | ViecrED OAL Siaate surveys would be made at a cost of 59 cents per | derbilt, in New York, for $1,000.00, has been set Sin Visine ne an oe ‘adopted a res- iG OUT SALE the demoerats repeal these laws, and we dou’: | 1 ne colored: ep Died feader, ft bur square miles. down for the first Monday in April, before a elution the board of works: ca ‘OF Want any better arguinent with the people to Minted postmaster at that place, was trt | |, Mr. Atkins.—I repeat {t. Ispeak on the au- | struck jury. that state to inquire into the afteved WATCHES, Ee CLOCKS, beat tlem iu our stat } found gai tl misconduct wht ‘jude | thority of the superintendent of the coast sur- existing between the Richmond, STENT Gone : ‘THE DEBATE IN THR Hovse to-pay, on tne | Sh) tOtat MEE NE TESS Thoinggess Me Sentleman challenge thar an- | | Tus Asaicax Loco ding Ratiroad Company mac Steamboat Company’ trom: Quanties z ‘3 TE 3 s epresen ex ion e an, learn! ‘This eno kambas! oe see reais wrioes. clause incorporated in the legislative, execu Beste Ties el pee Patterson.—I do. The gentleman from | has created a sensation in Switzerland from its io Washington, and to such action ag =< a LIBBEY, > oth street. live, and judicial appropriation bill to abolish ean We Nr. ORK A AY. CHARITY RALL Cam! Tennessee could not walk four square miles for great power and fuel-saving qualities. quiet— | may necessary to protect the state’s in- ane = the present system of the survey of pubilc | $f!!! Ee ee ey cies | Worn out tn the tosraiony {2F the shoe leather SI : IN THE SOUTH.—"The southern corres- —, ATTENTI lands dat » | Muste, ch was ged wi chly-dresse rh he + ICKNESS IN THE SOUTH.—The southern FORE OWNER Tig mules above Nee Gas Gane mee | people, (he Don-ton of New York society. Mr. | Mr. Atkins—Does the gentleman sup Pondents of the Courier-Journal report there is TRE IGE Of the 7th ward election board Stine low price eae ee ren Two | eet ee *Ppropriation com- | hight over $12,000 was netted by the entertal antlisshels at {rOuld cost more than that to | disinterment of bodies of persons who died of ‘4 Dew trial has been disposed of. Cass stables, with PB rine’ on free, Dr. i 3 s post les al corners: juarter sec- ellow iever. 8?" In Florida foods of praindally. Veterimine piace, For farther | a segrixc of the sub-committee of the Senat See ee ee ‘tens. - ud “sw PRL Pees ak Waa, | ae Ne Toung case ane the BP. P. Lomp ee oth ot mw , 6 will Mu. Fayette McMvLuN has withdrawn his | Mr. Page also op the transfer provision | Breach or Proulas.—H. 8. Goodrich, the are eating young cabbages and green enquire at cae) ee one TICIEAIOT Ta the ee ath | Contedt of Gol. Richmond's sate in Givers | Oren , Which, he stated, was urged | well-known inventor and turfman, has ‘been Bow gen am a ag gy ag SEE RET can, | Senttedinete Ue cRameearannir. | Gem ine int dice of iin sata | Oy estan vse, statutes relauing to pubus | Pete or Meal Etsy aay areas OT | Radha Par tas His, Gat | gradualy Tang in ealth une he "Goat 5 i The pas- bunces hit: ia or the Forty- ions e re’ M=* DEESORARER. RW. soge Of tbls bill at the present session are very | seventh ¢ ‘ongress, and invites Col. Richmond to | ards Would be repealed by that, provision. The prosecuted man pronounces the a ow dereey usband, and is now very No. 028 New Youe SY=SUE RT yim | shim | oppose nim, | “Mr, Wigginton favored the transter, ana the | hisekbelise wohemes Chan “oyears old,